Designing your charity website for the next generation of supporters
Younger giving is at a record low, but the next generation isn’t lost. Here’s how to design your charity or social enterprise website to engage 16-24 year olds.
Why every charity website needs an impact page (and what makes a good one)
A well-designed impact page helps funders, donors, and partners find the evidence they need. Here’s why every charity needs one, and what makes a good impact page work.
The donation button that’s costing you thousands
Your checkout flow is losing donations you’ve already won. A practical guide to fixing donation form friction for UK charities.
Stop explaining your impact in PowerPoints – put it on your website
You’re measuring impact. You’re reporting it. But it’s buried in PDFs no one reads. Here’s how to put your social enterprise’s impact where funders and partners can actually find it.
Your charity website when reserves are running out
Your charity is drawing on reserves to survive. But is your website actually earning its keep? Practical advice for charity directors when money’s tight.
Six million fewer donors: what your charity website needs to do differently
UK charities have lost six million donors in a decade, says CAF. Here’s what that means for your website, and the practical changes worth making this year.
Charity website governance: what your trustees actually need to know
Charity website governance isn’t about learning WordPress – it’s about asking the right questions. Here’s what every charity trustee board needs to know.
Why most charity websites bury their impact data – and why it matters
Most charity websites hide their best proof of impact 4 clicks deep. Here’s why it happens, why it costs you donors and funding, and how to fix it.
Bot traffic is set to exceed human traffic – what does this mean for your charity website?
Bot traffic is predicted to overtake human traffic in 2025-2026. What does this mean for your charity website’s analytics, security, and content strategy? Practical guidance.
How old is too old? When your well-maintained WordPress website still needs a refresh
Even well-maintained WordPress websites age. Page builders evolve, standards change, performance expectations increase. When does a working site need refreshing?